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A Democratic investigation in the U.S. Congress found major federal gaps in combating online fraud, including the absence of a unified record of losses and recovered funds and weak coordination with the private sector—factors that limit victims’ ability to get their money back. Americans’ losses to online fraud approached $18 billion in 2025, while $336 million was reported recovered. Losses among older adults exceeded $7.7 billion. The report called for a unified federal strategy, a central platform for reporting and assistance, stronger accountability for foreign governments and technology companies, and greater awareness among groups most at risk of being targeted.
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